Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-12-09
HERE AND THERE,

10 allowed a pension last week.
p @. M. Brown, who has been carr,
: ing sore hand in a sling, IL We
again.
Harry Ferguson has secured room
No. l and in the Winfree & Kell
building for his law office.
L. L. Buckner has nine saddl
and harness horses for sale, for cas-
or on time with good note. Horse
can be seen at his stable.
The city-election will come off to
morrow and there 10 no interest what
ever being taken In 1t. The proba
bilities are that very light vote will
be polled.
The w. G. T. U. will hold a TEN
perance mass meeting at tho Chris
tian Church next Sunday evening a
21So'clock, to which the public is in
vited.
Mr.. Harry Ferguson says he doet
not want to BIO elected City-Attorney
again, but he will doubtless be cleo.
ted anyhow, upon the idea that the
Office should seek the man once in
awhile.
Brunson Alder, negro boy aged
lSyears, was killed BY runaway
team in Clarksville Tuesday. The
wagon was upset and the boy thrown
against tree with such force that
he was instantly killed.
The new brick business house on
the south side of sixth street, upon
the lot where the New Era office
stood five years ago, will soon be
done and Mr.. W. II. Long will move
his grocery store into 1t another year.
1t is said TO be fact, that a few
drops of A. S. Winstead's lovely old
"Silk Velvet" whisky (Which he sells
In Henderson, KY, for $500 per gal
lon) put in "catuip tea" will make
crying baby laugh, and its anxious,
waiting mother go off to pleasant
dreams.
Mics Mittie Dowell, with her Sc
lect school, was In town Wednesday
and had her pupils pictures taken in
a group. Her fall session ends FRI
day with much regret to the pupils
and patrons. She has given entire
satisfaction the past session. The
patrons are trying to secure her
services for a spring session.
The Japanese Bazaar, given by the
ladies of the 9th st. PRESBYTERIAN
came Off last night and will
go on tonight and tomorrow night.
The young ladies appear in jap
lnese costumes and good substantial
supper is served. Admission Is free
md the public is invited. Prices on
he articles TO be sold will be fixed to
iuit the dull times.
Messrs. j. d. Clardy, Worthy Mas
or ; ]. A. Browning, Worthy Secre-
airy Jas. NJ. CLARK, Worthy Treasur-
n; Thos. L. Graham, of the Executive
Committee; NJ. V. Owen, delegate
rom the Church Hill Grange
nd Mr.. Il. f. Rives delegate
rom Casky Grange, will leave next
'londay for Louisville TO attend the
.nnual meeting Of the Kentucky |
State Grange, which convenes Tues
lay and will continue in session two
lays.
BY a perusal of our advertising
olumnS it will be seen that Ben Ros-
nbaum is strictly in the ring with
ots of goods which he offers at prices
o low that people bny in spite of the
ry of hard times. Mr.. Rosenbsum
will occupy the house formerly occu-
led by NJ. Lipstine, after JAM, 1st.,
nd in order to reduce his stock of
Try goods, clothing &C., he has decid-
d to sacrifice his present stock to
lose out as near as possible before
moving. This is no "sham cost" sale
nut strictly a business announcement
nd the readers of his lad" will be
enetited by calling at once as bar
ains..can be had.
Every seat in the New Bucking-
am was occupied last night to wit
ess the performance of Lilly Clay's
iayety Company. The entertain
lent opened with very handsome
rst part, the end men having whit
ned faces instead of black, the fe-
iale portion Of the company being
Gated about the stage, while q prize
eauty reclining amid laces and roses
Dated above their heads. After the
linstrel scene the new burlesque, in
wo acts, "The Little DEVILS ReVel,
r Apollo in Eden" was performed.
he play was very clever and
bounds in singing, dancing, amazon
iarches, tableaux, acrobatic and
rapeze performances. The costumes
re all very handsome and display
he symmetrical forms of the COM
any to a good advantage.-Louis-
lille Post.
Sunday Servioea,